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Life, work of eminent poet Iftikhar Arif celebrated - Newspaper

KARACHI: An event to celebrate the life and work of eminent poet Iftikhar Arif was held at the Arts Council of...

COLUMN: A PLACE WE USED TO KNOW - Newspaper

Hoori Noorani of the publishing house Maktaba-e-Danyal told me some months ago that she had found some fascinating...

OBITUARY: Cultural icon Yawar Mehdi is no more - Newspaper

YAWAR Mehdi, an iconic personality of Karachi with countless accomplishments to his credit in the field of...

Yawar Mehdi, Pakistan's radio icon, passes away

Yawar Mehdi, popularly known as the

Aslam visits Pakistan Pavilion at Dubai Expo, chairs meeting

Aslam visits Pakistan Pavilion at Dubai Expo, chairs meeting %Punjab Minister for Industries and Commerce Mian Aslam Iqbal visited the Pakistan Pavilion at Dubai Expo,

PSIC's Incubation Centre for Women Starts 1st Season in Lahore

PSIC to set up Handicrafts Souvenir Shop at Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Cash prizes distributed among winners of 'PHS Branding Contest'

The Directorate of Creative & Cultural Industries (C&CI), Punjab Small Industries Corporation (PSIC) organized a "PHS Branding Contest" to portray a unique identity of Pakistan Handicrafts and encouragement of young artists, which was concluded on Saturday.

COLUMN: BAUDELAIRE AND BAZM-I-TALABA - Newspaper

This year marks the 200th birth anniversary of Charles Baudelaire, creator of Les Fleurs du mal [The Flowers of Evil] — a collection of lyrical poems that still shock and thrill — and the avant-garde prose poems that are strikingly modern in content and style. Born in Paris in the spring of 1821, Baudelaire lived for only 46 years, and that too in deep anguish and constant pain. Perhaps not ignored but less appreciated during his lifetime — when Victor Hugo overshadowed the literary landscape in both prose and verse — Baudelaire’s pre-eminence among the French poets was incrementally established as time passed. Eighty years after his death, Joseph M. Bernstein wrote in his editorial introduction of Baudelaire’s translations in English, published from the United States: “... an inexorable self-analyst and explorer of subconscious in poetry, a creator of images that fire the senses, quicken the heart and illumine the mind, Baudelaire has few if any peers in the roll-call of modern poets.”

PSIC to establish customized books rack of its publications in major national libraries

PSIC to establish customized books rack of its publications in major national libraries - LAHORE, Pakistan: The Punjab Small Industries Corporation (PSIC) will establish customized books rack of its publications in major national libraries, etc. In this regard, the PSIC Director Creative & Cultural Industries (C&CI) Yawar Mehdi along with the Deputy Director C&CIs Mujtaba Hasan visited the Quaid-e-Azam Library at Bagh-e-Jinnah in Lahore on Friday and met the Director-General Quaid-e-Azam Library Dr. Ayesha Saeed. The Chief Librarian Abdul Ghafoor and the Director Library were also present during the meeting. Yawar Mehdi introduced the PSIC’s publications and apprised Dr. Ayesha Saeed about efforts and contributions of the Corporation for keeping the craftsmen of Punjab alive.